BOMBSHELL REPORT: The ‘WORLD-CLASS’ Champions League Superstar Who’s Been Tearing Europe Apart Is DESPERATE to Join Tottenham THIS JANUARY – You Won’t Believe Who It Is!
Tottenham Hotspur are preparing to strengthen their attacking department ahead of 2026, and one elite-level forward is reportedly open to joining the north London club during the January transfer window.
Injuries have disrupted Spurs throughout the campaign, leaving Thomas Frank short of reliable options in the final third.
As a result, the club are actively assessing potential additions for the winter market to boost their prospects of competing for silverware this season.
Tottenham Targeting Real Madrid Forward Rodrygo
Real Madrid attacker Rodrygo—described as “world-class” by teammate Luka Modric—was one of the most discussed names during the summer window.
After slipping down Xabi Alonso’s hierarchy, there were widespread expectations that he might leave the Bernabéu.
Despite that, the Brazilian chose to stay and challenge for his place.
However, regular minutes have remained limited, and he recently went 30 consecutive matches without scoring, a run that set an unwanted milestone at Madrid.
With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, the 24-year-old, who earns a reported £350,000 per week, is eager to retain his spot in Carlo Ancelotti’s squad for the tournament.
That desire for consistent football has prompted him to seriously consider his future.
TEAMtalk report that Real Madrid are reluctant to sanction a January departure as they prefer to keep their squad intact for the remainder of the campaign.
Even so, they have indicated that any club wanting to sign Rodrygo must meet their £70m valuation.
Intermediaries are believed to be exploring ways to secure his exit from Spain, and Rodrygo is understood to be open to a Premier League move.
Six English sides are said to be on his list of acceptable destinations, with Tottenham among the clubs that have shown genuine interest.
Rodrygo Could Transform Tottenham’s Attack
Although Frank has several attackers available, the squad lacks a natural high-quality left winger—something Rodrygo could provide immediately.
Injuries to James Maddison, Dominic Solanke and Dejan Kulusevski have forced Spurs into makeshift solutions, with Richarlison, Wilson Odobert and Mathys Tel often deployed on the flanks.
Rodrygo, however, represents a clear upgrade on all those options.
While the deal would require a significant financial outlay, bringing in a player of his calibre could elevate Tottenham’s league position, improve their cup prospects, and help restore supporter confidence in the manager.
If Spurs are serious about progressing to the next level, investing in Rodrygo may prove to be a pivotal move.
